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Canadian national park named one of the most beautiful on Earth | Daily Hive | National (opens the original)
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A visit to a national park is always lovely, and a Canadian spot has just been tapped as one of the most beautiful in the world. Condé Nast Traveller has ranked the 17 most beautiful national parks in the world, and a spot in Canada made the cut. The travel magazine named Banff National Park in Alberta to its list, even adding that its addition comes as “no surprise.” The park dates way back to the 1880s, when a set of hot springs, which we now know as Cave and Basin, were discovered, prompting
A Canadian spot was named a top 'city to watch' in North America | Daily Hive | National (opens the original)
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A Canadian spot was just spotlighted in a prestigious global ranking, naming it a top city in North America to watch, and it may be a surprise to some. The Oxford Economic Global Cities Index 2026 report was recently released, ranking 1,000 of the largest cities around the globe based on economic, human capital, quality of life, environment, and governance. New York and London remain at the top of the Index, largely due to the size of their economies and the strength of their labour market. The
An abandoned hot springs in Canada had millions of people visit it | Daily Hive | Lifestyle (opens the original)
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There are some gorgeous hot springs to visit in Alberta, but did you know there’s a spot in the Rockies that is nothing but ruins of a former pool? Nestled near the iconic current Miette Hot Springs facility in Jasper National Park, you can find the ruins of the Miette Aquacourt, which operated from 1938 to 1984. The area dates back to the 1800s, when First Nations people introduced members of the Hudson’s Bay and North West Companies to three hot springs located on Sulphur Creek, a tributary of
Canadian lottery player stuck to a technique that won him $100,000 | Daily Hive | National (opens the original)
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A lottery player in Alberta is $100,000 richer, scoring a Lotto Max prize after always sticking to a certain ticket-buying technique. Guy Charrois of Fort Saskatchewan told Lotto Spot that he has a very specific approach when it comes to buying lottery tickets: “I only ever purchase a Classic Pack.” The Fort Saskatchewan winner discovered his prize after scanning his ticket on the Lotto Spot app, expressing his surprise to his wife. “When I scanned it, I said to my wife, ‘I won some money!’ and
5 reasons why you should be visiting Barbados for Crop Over | Daily Hive | National (opens the original)
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If you’re looking for a trip that involves plenty of good food, music, festivities, views, and history, Crop Over in Barbados is an absolute must. If you’re not familiar with the Crop Over Festival, it’s the Caribbean island nation’s most popular and colourful summer festival. I was lucky enough to be invited down by Visit Barbados on behalf of Daily Hive to enjoy everything Crop Over had to offer, and as a Canadian who has taken part in plenty of Calgary Stampedes, the pace and energy shown dur
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